Name: The Attack
Uploaded: 2020-11-09T11:21:12.000Z
Description: An irreverent, stunt-filled, video-game loaded, web-lebrity-studded comedy variety show that brings the internet to television.

An irreverent, stunt-filled, video-game loaded, web-lebrity-studded comedy variety show that brings the internet to television.

The Grapevine

Alex and Erin embark on the mission of creating the world's biggest and fastest-spinning fidget spinner. Link's shield is put to the test. Plus, terrifying giant bugs and electric shocks!

Around the Corner, Fidget's Made

Alex and Erin practice riding each other with dad-saddles. Erin disarms a bomb with her hindquarters. Plus, hot rods and giant balls bring Rocket League to life!

Back on the Saddle

Erin, OMGItsFireFox, and Jimmy Wong get slimed. Alex painstakingly dissects a rooftop fail. A trashy ex drops by to surprise Alex with a big secret and breakdancing!

Bad Math and Trashy Women

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby build a real-life, paintball-firing Portal Turret. Alex has video game highlights, and a do-nothing intern heads to Nevada.

Turret's Syndrome

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby test some of the Internet's weirdest and most obscure indie games, fend off a murderous bush, and butt butts with the villains of Darksouls.

Deadly Bushes and Dark Butts

Alex and Erin teach the Internet how to hide in plain sight, show some sick footage from the 1980s, and ask questionable questions to a couple of web-lebrities.

Hide 'n' Sick

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby welcome the best honkin' guest of all time, and give the Nintendo Entertainment System's Power Glove the finger. With fire.

The Man Who Honks

Hots Alex Corea and Erin Steeby grapple with a cast-iron step-dad, demolish computer parts, and show some Assassin's SPEED with real-life Assassin's Creed parkour.

Pan Puns and Killer Runs

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby pit man versus beast to see which is the master finger-licker. Next, they put their thinking caps on to try and scrute an inscrutable nursery rhyme.

Hand Washes and Bloodbaths

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby compete by shoving stuff into their mouths to see who has the bigger mouth. Later, they hang out with the smoothest Witcher in the Northlands.

The Witcher's Crew

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby show some sick VHS footage from the 1980s, then plunge into a giant cereal bowl to bob for breakfast-related CD-ROMs.

Bottom of the Box

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby pull a wardrobe-related prank, and take shelter from a Bulletstorm using viewer sound effects. Special guests include Strawburry17 and Ify Nwadiwe.

All Sounds and No Backs

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby try and cope with a litigious dinosaur. They also regain control from the game controllers of platforms past--in a suitably familiar manner.

Tyrannosaurus Wrecks

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby force some of the less-cherished video game characters to fight to the death, and a special guest with an even special-er heart drops by the studio.

Big Hearts and Bloodbaths

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby pull the strings of their perilously capricious puppet neighbor, Blark. Later, they get drenched with a gigantic Super-Soaker.

Blark the Herald Supers Soak

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby get roasted by the Internet and stage a modern-day version of a Renaissance Faire tournament. Jonny Cruz makes a special guest appearance.

All's Faire in Love and Roasts

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby try their luck at guessing meme-themed popsicle flavors, and are forced to deal with an itty-bitty situation that wanders on set.

Cold Memes, Tiny Problems

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby collide and exchange pleasantries with an extraterrestrial jerk, then build a giant version of the the lamest 1980s game ever, Crossfire.

Crossfire Encounters

Hosts Alex Corea and Erin Steeby participate in the new Paranormal Activity virtual reality game as part of a prank. Later in the show, they take on a dramatic rap battle.

Battle Rap-sody

A crazy and fast pop-up explosion of the best videos, bits, and hilarious missteps from the first season of The Attack. Some of the best moments include the Pony Up Daddy and a dramatic rap battle.

The Attack

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